The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-03-24
DAKOTA LEGISLATURE.
COUNCIL

A"~AVo wv oAS 0AVu u 0AAo PCAAASCAVA0Ay . QAOvAu'
ing for the vacation oi town plats: amending
section 2. chapter &c. Political Code. relating
TO tax lists Of city and town lots; amending
section 20. chapter, %. relating t0SSedempriou
from delinquent tax sales.
Among the council bills passed were the fol.
lowing: Providing for foreclosure Of mortgage.
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the fees and salaries OF probate judges: providing
mode for calling in public bonds: providing
TIT nonresident plaintiff shall give secnrit,
tense: providing for assessing stock and share.
In banks and banking associations. :.
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BISMARCK, Special Telegram, March 8. -Ir
the house to-day the following house bills
were passed:
Making provision for Dor DIS to erect additional
Buildings tor the hospital for insane at Yankton;
making provision for bonds to erect additional
Jamestown; for the construction aud mainten-
ance OF artesian wells; to provide funds for the
permanent improvement and maintenance OF the
penltentiary at Sioux Falls: regulating the
procurement OF chatteA mortgages in. applications
for insurance.; to provide for the payment Of
certain printing; to provide for q deficiency in
regulating the duties OF railroad corporations In
regard to the alteration Of their routes; creating
board OF trustees Of public property, and dis
charging the capitol commission: to provide
that railroad companies shall be responsible for
damages by fire caused by sparks from loco.
motives; appropriating money for minor sup
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pay armory rent for the regimental bands.
The house passed the following council
bills:
Providing an allowance for tho justices of the
townships, school districts and incorporated
cities to refund their outstanding Indebtedness:
to appropriate funds for the maintenance Of the
Dakota Agricultural College Of Brookings; re-
!ating to county mutual insurance companies:
for the maintenance of the school of mines at
Rapid City: appropriattnR funds for the ply
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Fargo; restricting the limits of Incorporated
cities and towns: making an appropriation for
the maintenance OF the penitentiarva 1t Bis
marck: making appropriations for permanent
tiary at Bismarck
The house passed the evening session in
the consideration Of bills in committee of
the whole. Among the bills recommended
to pass was Shocks providing for the amend
ment OF the grass earning law SO as to add
the lands OF railway companies for taxation.
COUNCIL.
tn appointment of A. w. Edwards of Fargo
to be public examiner for North Dakota
met with SO warm opposition that the gov
ernor this morning withdrew his NAME, and
substituted that of E s. Tyner of Fargo.
Gov. Church decided last evening to take
this action, and so informed several per-
sons, including representatives of the press
Mr.. Tyner is one Of the pioneers Of Cass
county, n a gentleman who is not only
thoroughly capable, but popular with both
Democrats and Republicans, and his ap-
ans who are in this city.
The following house bills were passed:
Legalizing q certain election in Spearish; ap-
propriating $7.7OO for Improvement Of grounds
and sn1a,+ BUILDINGS OF the Grand Forks uni
OF practitioners OF dentistry. ETC.. providing for
the compilation Of the laws and publication Of
the the compilation ooaI IT oo with amen nd s1 oo limiting
requiring that books shall he ready for distri-
button within eight months from approval of
this act; providing for the construction and
improvements at the vermiiiion university;
AMENDING the acts creating the DEPARTMENT Of
and %asp s@'0ap preVsntins s0F the ss' s saRa1Ss''e oi
S %ies s%sna@ atsssss n,o1 1%Gng don domestic IS ;, animals nails,
ing one mill on the dollar ~ for se'i i've
stock sdIt. for the suppression and prevention
organized counties to build county buildings:
authorizing a territorial horticultural society,
cnd appropr1a ~ bos $2,01o onn nn y &c., tor the en-
just before the evening recess IN exec
utive session was held, during which the ap-
p%ointments for the Bismarck penitentiary,
Plankinton reform school and public exam
liner for North Dakota were confirmed. Both
branches were in session until nearly mid
night
made:
Trustees of the Reform School at Plankinton
F. F: Stevens, Plankinton: F. NJ. Hammer,
b~ertson, volga; NJ. E. Distad. Mitchell:
The first three are Democrats. The coun-
Gil in executive session this evening con-
frmed the appointment Of e. s. Tyler to be
public examiner for North Dakota
In the council the following council bills
passed: -..~ VI. .. -.a.,.-
Prescribing the form of acknowledgment OF
deeds \, and ID, other n nst 1or aan, by deputy sh scaa;
to take up &167,5 500 Of 6 and 5 per cent bonds
issued in 1881. providing for the dissolution Of
civil CIVIL oT n,sla % organizoti ons;,r; providing a E for for
North Dakota hospital for the insane: with
amendments reducing the total from $l94,5OO
to $153,OOO.
In the house to-day the following council
bills were passed:
Making appropriations for the normal school
at Springfield: relating to the selection of
jurors; providing for ~refunding outstanding
indebtedness incurred prior to July 80, 1885, by
incorporated boards of education or school dis
tricts: relating TO costs in foreclosure OF mort
cages by advertisement; regulating the practice
Of pharmacy. 49,.
The general governments share Of the ex-
penses of the session is about $4,000.
This includes the per. diem and. mile
age of members, pay of certain clerks
and printing. Secretary Mccormack has
made a requisition on the department. for
the amount, but only part of this sum has
yet arrived. The secretary, however, ia
equal to b emergency, and is making
extensive drafts upon bis own private ex-
chequer, so that members may not be de-
layed waiting for their wages Thus far Mr..
Mccormack has advanced nearly $4,000.
" LAST IA OF THE SESSION.
There has been lively work n compare
lively little talk in both branches of che leg
~islature to-day. Every n recognized the